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Description - Do not allow time to be entered on a project or task before the Start Date (planned or actual) Why is this feature important to you - better compliance when it comes to entering time/timesheets and in the end give more accurate reporting. Currently our team is using Workfront for time/timesheets so it is important to be as accurate as possible. How would you like the feature to work - When a user goes to enter time on a project or task, the days before the start date of the object are greyed out, not allowing them to enter time in the past or before the object was created. Helpful if this could be an option in the Setup menu. Current Behavior - The user can enter time in the past for a project or task that was just created, giving inaccurate data on Timesheets and in reporting.
When a user is deactivated, they should be removed everywhere. I keep finding little easter eggs of old users and can't even begin to find all the places they need to be removed. Examples, assignments on templates, sharing on projects created from templates, custom views sharing. The only thing that should remain, is a history of what they did. They should not still have views and such shared with them or newly created projects shared/assigned.
Description Sorting for bucketed dimensions in CJA should default to logical sorting by the dimension's numerical value, rather than it's label. Buckets should be displayed more clearly (Less than 30, 30 to 59, 60 to 119, 120 or more) Why is this feature important to you Bucketed dimensions are intuitively understood when sorted in logical order by the value of the dimension. For example, shortest to longest time. It's confusing when two buckets are ambiguously defined and contain the same value (example: 30 to 60, 60 to 120). How would you like the feature to work Bucketed dimensions should default to logical sorting by the dimensions numerical value. At a minimum, users should have the option to sort by logical order. Example: If I have a bucketed dimension for time in seconds (Less than 30, 30-60, 60-120, 120 or more), I'd like the option to sort them logically as either: Less than 30, 30 to 60, 60 to 120, 120 or more, or 120 or more, 60 to 120, 30 to 60, Less than 30 Bucket ranges should be clearly displayed (without any overlap) Current Behavior Sorting by the bucketed dimension sorts by non-intuitive, alpha-numeric orders either: Less than 30, 60 to 120, 30 to 60, 120 or more, or 120 or more, 30 to 60, 60 to 120, Less than 30 Bucket ranges overlap (30 to 60, 60 to 120, 120 or more), causing confusion.
Why is this feature important to you - Everyone has done it: Deleted a report when they didn't mean to or know better. This moves cheese for our users and creates more admin work. How would you like the feature to work - Like other objects, send deleted reports to the recycle bin and therefore allow admins to restore them. Current Behaviour - We cannot restore reports. They're gone forever upon delete.
If you delete a project it is permanent. Adobe should implement a 30 day recycle bin where you can restore your deleted projects.
Description: When we create a filter in CJA, the size is default and we are not allowed to resize it. It limits the information displayed for the user, as seen in the image attatched to this idea.Why is this feature important to you: There are no workaround to solve this to us because the filter with this information is important to our reports, so only allowing to change the size would solve our problem.How would you like the feature to work: Similar at it is implemented in Workfront.Current Behaviour: Each filter has a default size and it is not posible to edit this.
Must have - import projects and templates from EXCEL files, not only MS project. why can we export as excel but not import??? it will save hours hours of unecessary work for templates adjustments.
DescriptionCurrently in Workfront, logging hours on a task requires Contribute permission, which also grants the ability to edit certain task details (such as the task name). This creates a governance challenge for organizations that need accurate time tracking but also want to maintain strict control over task data.Why is this feature important to youAccurate time tracking is essential for reporting, resource planning, and performance analysis. However, allowing users to edit task details just to log hours introduces risks of unintentional or unauthorized changes. For organizations with strict process compliance, separating time entry from task editing is crucial to maintain data integrity and governance.How would you like the feature to workIntroduce a standalone “Log Hours” permission that can be assigned independently of Contribute access. This permission should allow users with View rights on a task to enter time without being able to modify any other task attributes. It should be configurable both in access levels and in sharing settings to provide flexibility across different teams and roles.Current BehaviourCurrently, users have Contribute access to log hours on a task. This access also allows them to edit key task details, which creates a risk of accidental or unauthorized changes. There is no way to enable time entry without also granting broader editing capabilities.
Ideas to really improve the user experience, increase efficiency and reduce risk: Allow for custom fields to be displayed in header section (e.g. project, task)Allow for a few additional header fields (e.g. up to 7-10)Allow for fields to display the object level field or higher to be displayed - e.g. if on a task, allow a view of a project field (e.g. Display project "Launch Date" as custom defined on a project)
Currently, to recalculate a custom object with fields from another object requires either 1) manually edit each form on which the custom object resides or 2) using the Recalculate Custom Expressions, after selecting Edit, Custom Forms. The results are: 1) neither of these options are user friendly; 2) this is also a potential risk, as data may be out of synch without the user being aware; and 3) this method is also not 'real time'. If this design option is due to potential performance considerations, perhaps one solution could be to provide options that would allow the user to prioritize which fields to auto-recalculate? This functionality would be really useful to have. It would also help the PR in the client base for as you know, a lot of goodwill from other functionality is quickly wiped out with "I have to keep track of my changes? Isn't the system supposed to be able to do that?" Thanks
We relly heavily in Proofing and the proofing custom form.We have multiple automated templates and fields that we capture. When we need to add new proofing fields, automated templates or make updates or changes to existing ones, having only Preview to test and demo those changes makes it very difficult for us as one week is not enough time to have demo and uat for all the required stakeholders.Some of our automated templates can have up to 20 stages so recreating this every week in Preview is very cumbersome and inefficient. We would like to have Proofing available in the Sandbox environments.
Description - In my role, I often create projects, leave them in Planning and then mark as Complete just so there's a record, but I also, do the normal project workflow of Planning, Current, and Complete. It would be helpful if there was an option to prevent email notifications from being sent on a specific project, i.e., the ones that go from Planning to Complete. Why is this feature important to you - It would prevent an emails being sent where there are no tasks for anyone and it's not necessary to know the project is Complete since it was for documentation purposes only. How would you like the feature to work - When a Project goes from Planning to Complete, have a popup that asks "Should email notifications to be sent?" Have checkboxes for Yes or No. Current Behaviour - Email notifications can be changed under User Settings or Globally which we wouldn't want to change because they would be changed on all projects. Thanks,Kenny
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